How to Say ‘Put it up here’ in Traditional Chinese
放上來這裡
fàng shàng lái zhè lǐ
[fàng shànglái zhèlǐ]
💬 Usage Tip: 上來 adds the direction "up, toward me" to the verb 放 "put". The same idea gives 拿上來 "bring it up here".
Phrase Breakdown
放上來
fàng shàng lái
[fàng shànglái]
to put up here
To place something up onto a surface near the speaker, like a scale.
請把箱子放上來。
Please put the suitcase up here.
這裡
zhè lǐ
[zhèlǐ]
here
Refers to this place.
我住在這裡。
I live here.
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